# This is a comment. The game ignores lines starting with #.
# We're defining a Device. Think of it as a new kind of prop you can place.
# It will have a "Pressed" event (like a button) and a "OnStart" event (when the island loads).

device Chaos_Button_Device:
    # These are "Editable Properties". They show up in the UEFN sidebar.
    # You can change them without touching code.
    Pressed: event() = event() # This is the event that fires when the button is pressed
    OnStart: event() = event() # This is the event that fires when the game starts

    # This is a Variable. It stores the state of our chaos.
    # IsChaosActive is a "Boolean" (True/False).
    IsChaosActive: bool = false

    # This is a Function. It’s our "Combo Move."
    # It takes no inputs and returns nothing.
    ActivateChaos() -> unit:
        # If chaos is already active, don't do it again.
        if IsChaosActive == true:
            return # Stop the function here.

        # Set the variable to true. Chaos is now ON.
        IsChaosActive = true

        # Get all players in the game.
        # This is like saying "Get all players in the match."
        all_players := GetPlayers()

        # Loop through each player.
        # Think of this like iterating through your squad list.
        for player in all_players:
            # Teleport each player to a specific location.
            # We're using a built-in function: SetLocation.
            # We'll teleport them to the top of the map (0, 0, 500).
            player.SetLocation(Vector(0, 0, 500))

            # Spawn a storm zone at their location.
            # This is a simplified example. In real UEFN, you'd spawn a storm device.
            # For this tutorial, we'll just print a message to the debug log.
            Print("Chaos activated! Player teleported!")

        # Play a sound effect (optional, but fun).
        # PlaySound(ChaosSound) # Uncomment if you have a sound asset

# This is the main logic. It connects the events to the functions.
OnStart():
    # When the island starts, we're ready.
    Print("Chaos Button is live.")

Pressed():
    # When the button is pressed, call our ActivateChaos function.
    ActivateChaos()